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Episode 259: Reviews of Bad Mask, Evolution #1, and Doctor Radar #1
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Episode 259: Reviews of Bad Mask, Evolution #1, and Doctor Radar #1

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Descripción de Episode 259: Reviews of Bad Mask, Evolution #1, and Doctor Radar #1

Time Codes:
00:01:26 - Introduction
00:03:48 - Post-Thanksgiving digestion
00:05:07 - Bad Mask
00:30:41 - Evolution #1
00:46:48 - Doctor Radar #1
01:03:06 - Wrap up
01:04:36 - Contact us


On this week's episode Gwen and Derek discuss three recent releases that, while all being quite different, nonetheless share a common theme of mystery. They start off with Jon Chad's Bad Mask (BOOM! Box), a multimedia project that explores perspective and interpretation. With its various components in multiple print formats -- comic book, trading cards, newspaper tabloid, mainstream news magazine, business reports, etc. -- it's an intelligent exploration of how we define "hero." Next, the Two PhDs Talking about Comics explore the first issue of Evolution (Image Comics). This is a different kind of comic in that it's written by four authors...and the result is solid and far from fragmented. James Asmus, Joseph Keatinge, Christopher Sebela, and Joshua Williamson contribute to the story, with Joe Infurnari providing the art. Finally, Gwen and Derek look at Noël Simsolo and Bézian's Doctor Radar #1 (Titan Comics). This is a translation that taps into the crime noir genre, expertly done and perhaps the highlight of the week.

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